2022-2023 Season
2022-23 Season
HSO is thrilled to announce our 2022-23 season lineup! We will be returning in the fall with full force featuring internationally-acclaimed soloists, an anniversary celebration of our Music Director, and programming that includes very special, but lesser known pieces along with some of the most iconic works in the orchestral repertoire. We hope you will join us to share the irreplaceable joy that is live music.
Sun, Feb 19, 2023; 3pm
INTO THE FOREST
Juliano Aniceto, conductor
FANNY MENDELSSOHN: Overture in C Major
OTTORINO RESPIGHI: The Birds
BÉLA BARTÒK: Romanian Folks Dances
MARCH 4, 2023 | 7:30PM | SHRIVER HALL
The Maestro, a 30 Year Anniversary
Jed Gaylin, Music Director
Join us as we celebrate the 30th anniversary of our Music Director, Jed Gaylin, who will feature as both conductor and pianist in this spirited program. Don’t miss the chance to hear our Maestro take the stage as a soloist, performing Mozart’s Piano Concerto No. 12 with the orchestra.
AMANDA HARBERG: On Rousseau
W.A. MOZART: Piano Concerto No. 12—Jed Gaylin, piano
MANUEL DE FALLA: Ritual Fire Dance
MANUEL DE FALLA: Three-Cornered Hat Suites
MARCH 5, 2023 | 3:00PMPM | SHRIVER HALL
29th Annual Family Concert
Jed Gaylin, Music Director
Join HSO for our 29th Annual Family Concert. Bring your young ones to experience a family-friendly orchestra performance by Hopkins Symphony Orchestra. Tickets are FREE! Registration required.
AMANDA HARBERG: “On Rousseau”
DE FALLA: Selections from “El Amor Brujo” and “Three-Cornered Hat Suites”
APRIL 22, 2023 | 7:30PM | SHRIVER HALL
BEETHOVEN 9
Jed Gaylin, Music Director
Lori Hultgren, Elizabeth Bishop, Patrick Cook, Jarrod Lee, soloists
JHU Choral Society
Baltimore School for the Arts Chorus
Take an epic journey with HSO as we finish our season with a bang. William Grant Still’s haunting Phantom Chapel sets the scene with an ethereal look at the unknown, in this orchestration of Still’s piano piece. The evening, and the season, will culminate in a performance of Beethoven’s 9th and final symphony, a musical expression of the path from darkness to light and one of the greatest works in Western classical music history, featuring the powerful vocal quartet, JHU Choral Society, and Baltimore School for the Arts Chorus.
WILLIAM GRANT STILL: Phantom Chapel
LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN: Symphony No. 9—Lori Hultgren, soprano; Elizabeth Bishop, mezzo; Patrick Cook, tenor; Jarrod Lee, bass baritone;
JHU Choral Society & Baltimore School for the Arts Chorus, Mark Hardy, Director
